My Buck 110 Auto Elite

[Captain O]

For everyone that lives in an "auto friendly" state, this is the Folding Hunter you should buy.

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Here it is alongside other Buck automatic (and manual) knives.

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[TripleF]

Huh. Had no idea BUCK made autos.

Auto friendly state? I only know of one knife law....don't leave home without a knife!!

[Hideaway Knives]

Looks great thanks for the post!

[Camillus]

Nice looking knife but at a cost of $200 it’s a bit much

I found this knife at a gun and knife show

[samb1955]

Looks Asian to me, doesn't make it a bad knife though. I had one similar to it awhile back with the same file work as yours.

[Camillus]

Definitely not Asian,
Buck 110 conversion with file work
IMO it’s a beautiful knife and works great

Camillus

[tucker308]

I have this same knife. It came in the original box, and it includes a printed warning about "knife friendly states", and you should know your state's laws. Then they go onto stay it's not a "switchblade". It is an "assisted opener". I'm not sure what the steel is, but I'd like to think it's S30V. The tang is stamped, not etched. I recently saw one on AAPK that was the same minus the filework.

[robpa]

That is a fine knife ya have there Tucker. Ill have one eventually.